Coronavirus cases in the UK have increased by more than 4,000 in 24 hours, killing 13

The number of cases of British coronavirus increased by 4,044 with another sharp increase.

The death toll from Covid-19 in the UK has also increased by 13 to 42,001.

In England, another 3,316 infections have been reported in Scotland 222, Wales 286 and Northern Ireland 220, with 439,013 cases in the United Kingdom.

The number of new infections is one of the lowest daily increases compared to recent times. Another 5,693 cases were identified on Sunday, 6,042 on Saturday, and a record high of 6,874 on Friday.

This is the lowest number of cases since Sunday, September 20, with 3,899 new cases reported in 24 hours.

New number last monday Coronavirus The number of cases increased by 4,386, the highest on Mondays after April 20th.

Earlier today, another 10 deaths from the virus were reported in a British hospital. All 10 were in England.

This means that the total number of people who have died in hospitals across England is now 28,818.

Patients were 60 to 97 years old and all knew their basic health.

The death was between September 24th and September 27th. No deaths have been reported and the Covid-19 test results were not positive.

The figure also shows that there were 266 patients hospitalized for Covid-19 in the last 24 hours, for a total of 1,727 patients hospitalized for the virus.

Scotland’s first Nicola Sturgeon warned that the number of people being taken to hospital at Covid-19 is increasing.

She urged people all over Scotland to stick to regulation to stop its rise and prevent death.

Currently, there are 27,798 patients nationwide. This is 6.9% of newly tested individuals, down from 9.1% the day before.

Ms. Sturgeon warned that the increase in cases was less than expected and was likely due to the “weekend impact”, but the Scottish Public Health Service should confirm that there are no other issues. I was asked.

No new deaths have been recorded for the first virus-positive patients in the last 28 days, for a total of 2,511.

The number of viruses in the hospital is 122, and the number has increased by 17 in 24 hours. Of these patients, 16 received intensive care, an increase of 4.

“I sometimes hear that the increase in incidents seen in the last few weeks is not a concern as the number of hospitalized patients has not increased so rapidly,” he said.

Public Health Wales confirmed that a new 286 cases of Covid-19 confirmed in the test were recorded on Monday-reduced to 362 on Sunday and 370 on Saturday.

The NHS agency also added that no new deaths from the virus have been reported, bringing the total to 1,612.

The other three Welsh municipalities, Neath Port Talbot, Gramorgan Valley, and Tofaen, will go from 6 pm tonight until the blockade.

Local regulations are already in place in Cardiff, Swansea, Brenau Gwent, Bridgeden, Keafilly Autonomous Region, Carmarthenshire’s Llanelli, Mercer Tid Phil, Ronda Shinon Tough and Newport.

Government scientific advisor The R rate can be 1.4. That is, on average, 14 out of every 10 people are infected.

Nationally, there were an additional 4,422 confirmed cases of coronavirus confirmed on Saturday, with 27 deaths. From 4,322 confirmed cases on Friday, the daily total of positive tests exceeded 4,000 for the first time since May 8.

Professor Neil Ferguson of Imperial College London, the government’s original blockade architect, warned that stricter regulations would be needed “sooner or later.”

An epidemiologist-resigned from the government’s scientific advisory group Sage in May for ignoring his lockdown rules-said: “Now we are about the same level of infection seen in late February. After another 2-4 weeks, it will return to what it looked like in mid-March.

“It will obviously bring death.”

But the prime minister Rishi Snack Warned against the introduction of new total restrictions by pointing out the significant damage already inflicted on the economy.

In some parts of the UK, it has already been locked down to flatten the curve, with rules such as a 10 pm stay-at-home order in pubs and restaurants and a ban on socializing outside the home. ..

These are now in the northeast and will start on Tuesday in the northwest, Midland and West Yorkshire.

At least 13.5 million people, about one-fifth of the UK’s population, are already facing local restrictions.